Kristine Spildo

Stilling

Professor, visedekan for Klima og Energiomstilling

Tilhørighet

Forskning

Currently, I am Vice Dean with responsibility for UiB´s strategic area Climate and Energy transition. I am also part of the research group for Sustainable Energy Carriers, Chemicals and Materials, where I participate in projects such as Ammonia Production via Electrocatalytic Processes (AmPEP) and FME HyValue

My main research interests are intermolecular interactions at static and dynamic liquid-liquid and solid-liquid interfaces, including the interplay between chemical interactions and hydrodynamic flows. My research combines experimental work, mathematical modelling and numerical simulations with relevance to a range of scientific areas including electrocatalytic production of sustainable energy carriers and transport in porous media.

Before joining UiB as an Associate Professor in 2013, I was Principal Researcher at Uni CIPR (now a part of Norce Energy, 2003-2013), senior reservoir Engineer at Norsk Hydro Research Center in Bergen (2001-2003), and  postdoctoral research fellow funded by The Research Council of Norway (RCN). As a Phd Student I had two extended (> 6 months) research stays abroad, one at the New Mexico Petroleum Recovery Research Center, Socorro, USA and one at the School of Petroleum Engineering at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.

In the period 2003-2013 I was actively involved in the establishment and coordination of one of Norway´s first Centers of Excellence (CoE), the Center for Integrated Petroleum Research, as one of three research leaders. During my ten years as research leader for the enhanced oil recovery group at CIPR I was active in developing and starting up a wide range of projects with both national and international participants from oil companies, chemical companies, universities and research institutions, and I have been project leader (PL) or principal investigator (PI) in several projects funded by RCN, including Nanotechnology EOR - LPS flood for North Sea reservoirs (PL), EOR Methods – Moving Science into Applications (PI) and EOR for Maximising Tail Production, (PI).

Undervisning

Teaching

Kristine Spildo has been responsible for teaching and developing courses at undergraduate and graduate level in surface and colloid chemistry and chemical thermodynamics. She is presently responsible for the course KJEM210 - Chemical Thermodynamics

Supervision and mentoring

16 MSc students, all as main advisor,  and 11 PhD students, 3 as main advisor, have graduated under Kristine Spildo´s supervision:

  • Alette Løbø Viken. Viscosity and Viscoelastic Properties in Hydrophobically Modified Polymers for Enhanced Oil Recovery, 2019.
  • Annette Johannessen. Low Salinity Surfactant Flooding in Sandstone cores, 2018
  • Abdulejil Kedir. Nanoparticle for Enhanced Oil Recovery Formation and Characterization of Linked Polymer Solution by Rheology and NMR, 2014.
  • Behruz Shiran. Enhanced Oil Recovery by Combined Low Salinity Water and Polymer Flooding, 2014.
  • Saeed Fallah. Mechanistic network Modelling of Water-based Enhanced Oil recovery Methods, 2012.
  • Bartek Vik. Characterisation and Representative Elementary Volume for a Vuggy Carbonate, 2011.
  • Hamidreza Nasiri. Enzymes for enhanced oil recovery (EOR), part of EOR for Maximising Tail Production, 2011.
  • Edin Alagic. Combination of low salinity water flooding with surfactant injection - A new hybrid EOR process, 2010.
  • Audun Nergård Nyre. Network Modelling of Multi-Phase Flow in Porous Media, 2009.
  • Linda Kaada Høiland The impact of intermediate wet states on two-phase flow in porous mediastudied by network modelling, 2006.
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